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Comment by Bob Welch on March 26, 2020 at 20:13

David Clark has written an interesting new article about 3 very rare Schatt & Morgan knives which feature a unique punching tool, patented in 1908. The story with photos appears on the home page of Queencutleyhistory.com, in the Historical Knife Spotlight. There is also a link to the complete article, with patent documents, on the Cutlery Articles page.

Comment by Bob Welch on March 21, 2020 at 19:29

Russell, You will find information on a vast array of Queen knives at queencutleryhistory.com. They appear in the various catalogs on the site and there are photos and descriptions of 5 different #82 knives in the Knife Library. In addition, as Dan Lago has mentioned, queencutleryguide.com has catalog summaries of this and other Queen knives.

Comment by Dan Lago on March 21, 2020 at 18:48

Russell West,  The #82 is shown in many Queen catalogs - Here is a link to summarize those listings. https://queencutleryguide.com//wp-content/uploads/2019/11/Model-82-...

It has been made with many handle materials and steel over the years. You can look at old catalogs with the page numbers in the guide above by searching Queenhistory.com , for a set of digitized catalogs,     These two websites provide a lot of information on older Queen Cutlery and Queen City knives .  If you are seeking other maker's knives I am not that strong - I suggest other groups on this site or "Allabout pocketknives.com" -  And I suggest most will want to see a good picture of the overall knife and the tang stamp. Have fun! 

Comment by Russell West on March 21, 2020 at 16:40

Where is the best place to get identification and or the most information for an old I believe #82 Queen fixed hunting knife? Also, what about other knives, is there a routine for getting help on identifying older different makers knives ? I have been collecting pocket knives & fixed blades for over 40 years, just not a heavy collector, just some older and unusual knives. Thanks for any help in advance.

Comment by Jan Carter on March 6, 2020 at 15:55

Dan,

All research and information is always a welcome sight!  Thank you for sharing with us also

Comment by Dan Lago on March 6, 2020 at 14:28

At Queen cutleryguide.com We are beginning to build documentation f...

    The second photo is a set of four Clarence Risner special factory orders in 2008.

See the story under "Articles" "Knives" "Special Knives"

 Send us photos and descriptions of knives you would like to add to this record.

Thank, Dan 

Comment by Jan Carter on February 17, 2020 at 19:19

Bob,

Thank you.  I go there so much for research!  The site is growing and doing fantastic!

Comment by Bob Welch on February 16, 2020 at 20:28

Several new features have been added to queencutleryhistory.com since the site launched in October, 2019. Photos and descriptions of more than 50 vintage knives have been added throughout the Knife Library. Past Historical Knife Spotlights are now archived on a new page in the Historical Documents section. We have added a page with links with to other cutlery resources on the web, and the new feature Collector Questions & Comments appears further down on the homepage.

Comment by Jan Carter on January 27, 2020 at 10:43

As always I am trying to make sure I let you know about any deals I see.  Pre owned 41L for sale at Trestle Pine right now

Comment by Bob Welch on December 8, 2019 at 20:02

You folks who like the old Queen City folders will want to visit the Knife Library at Queencutleryhistory.com. We've added 18 oldies into the Knife Library, on the Queen City folders page. There are some big ones, small ones and a few with the rare Queen City Cutlery (script) tang stamp.

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